At least 14 killed in Gaza since Saturday morning
At least eight people were killed on Saturday by an Israeli air strike that targeted Osama bin Zaid school in al-Saftawi area in the north of Gaza City, according to Al Jazeera.
Two children and a woman were among the killed.
This brings the number of those killed in the Strip since the early hours of Saturday to 14.
We reported earlier that at least six people were killed in an Israeli bombing on a tent in al-Mawasi area, including three brothers of the same family, according to medical sources.
Among those killed were two children and a woman.
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